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Results For 15 /11/2008

Mens 1st XI
V
East Antrim
Won
2-1
Mens 2nd XI
V
Mossley 5th
Lost
5-1
Ladies 1st XI
V
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Ladies 2nd XI
V
Lurgan 4th
Lost
2-1
Ladies 3rd XI
V
Malone 2nd
Won
1-0

 

 
 

Fixtures For 22/11/2008

Mens 1st XI
v
Portrush
@
Home
Mens 2nd XI
v
Annadale 6th
@
Away
Ladies 1st XI
v
Coleraine
@
Away
Ladies 2nd XI
v
Grosvenor 3rd
@
Home
Ladies 3rd XI
v
No Match
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Ladies Hockey Club WII Olympics

The Ladies hockey section are holding a wii olympics night in the clubhouse this saturday(22/11/08) in the clubhouse the price is £5 per person.

International Hockey

Ireland v Scotland Series

Banbridge Hockey Club
21-23 November 2008

Friday 6pm (Ladies) and 8pm (Men)
Saturday 5pm (Ladies) and 7pm (Men)
Sunday 12.30 (Ladies) and 2.30 (Men)

Entrance fee:

£12 per 3 day ticket
£9 per 3 day concession ticket
£5 per 1 day ticket
£3 per 1 day concession
U16 free admission

 

Astro Training

Mens and Ladies astro training will take place at Lisnagarvey hockey club on Thursday 20th of November at 9pm please try to get to lisnagarvey early to ensure you are ready to go onto the pitch at 9 sharp.

Christmas Dinner

The christmas dinner has been aranged for Saturday 13 December and will take place as usual in the club house and is priced at £12 per person.

Formal

The Ladies hockey section are holding a Formal on the 21st February 09 in La Mon House Hotel the price is £35 per person.

Match Report

 

Campbellians 2
Saintfield 1

 

SAINTFIELD'S senior side needs to start winning, if it's to keep pace with the early league leaders.
Last weekend's defeat was a blow to Matt Owen's outfit which took the lead, but then conceded an equaliser in the final minute of the first half and what proved to be the winning goal in the dying seconds. Saintfield, who were missing Willie Heaney, started well and took the lead through experienced defender, Nigel Jackson, who scored from a well-worked short corner routine.
Owen's push out was controlled by Jackson and as the Campbellians defenders raced off the line he picked his spot, drilling the ball into the corner. At the other end, Graeme Finlay was a busy man in the Saintfield goal and during the 70 minutes he produced a string of top drawer saves, particularly from a number of short corners.
Having conceded the early goal, the Belfast side went on the attack, but Finlay was refusing to be beaten. When one forward produced a great reverse stick shot and was about to celebrate his "goal" the Saintfield 'keeper produced a blinding stick save to keep his side's slender lead in tact. With Finlay in commanding form, Campbellians were forced to vary their short corner routines in a bid to find a way past him, but they were struggling.
With just a minute until the interval, the Campbellians pressure paid off when they scored an equaliser from a short corner with a forward's strike giving Finlay no chance. The second period would be all about who had the desire to win and it was the Belfast side which looked the hungrier and fitter. Mervyn Patterson again played well for the visitors and will be a useful acquisition over the remainder of the season.
It was a case of all one-way traffic in the second half as Campbellians went on the attack, but the visitors were holding on, thanks to some dogged defending and of course Finlay's heroics. Saintfield were struggling to create chances at the other end and were also unhappy with a number of the umpiring decisions which interrupted their cohesion.
With a draw looking likely and the visitors literally hanging on by their fingernails, Campbellians dealt them a cruel blow when they scored the winner in the 68th minute and it was cruel on Finlay. He again produced a save, but the rebound fell to a home forward who scored. Two cruel blows denied Saintfield in the end and the locals will need to be firing on all cylinders when they face Omagh this weekend. On paper, the game is a home banker for the locals but things don't always work out that way and there is no room for complacency.

 

 

 

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Top Goal Scorers

Mens

Players Name No. of Goals
Connor Ferguson 4
Ian Weir 3
Richard Owens 3
Gavin Kirkpatrick 2
Steven Tate 2
Dougie reid 2
Connor Patterson 2
Thomas Brown 1
Ian McGowan 1
Nigel Jackson 1
Sammy Davidson 1
Henry Ward 1
Mervyn Patterson 1

 

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